What is the capacity of a standard CD-ROM? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

What is the capacity of a standard CD-ROM?
A. 120 MB
B. 4.7 GB
C. 25 GB
D. 650-700 MB
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
A standard CD-ROM holds about 650 to 700 MB of data (or 74-80 minutes of audio). DVD holds 4.7 GB, and Blu-ray 25 GB.

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What is the function of a memory buffer register (MBR)?
A. To hold the memory address
B. To manage cache
C. To store the instruction
D. To hold data read from or written to memory

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
The MBR holds the data that is being transferred to or from memory, acting as an intermediate storage.

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What is the approximate read speed of a typical SATA III SSD?
A. 50 MB/s
B. 50 GB/s
C. 500 MB/s
D. 5 GB/s

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
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What is the typical access time of a hard disk drive compared to RAM?
A. HDD access time is faster
B. RAM is slower
C. They are similar
D. HDD access time is much slower (milliseconds vs nanoseconds)

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
HDD access times are around 5-10 ms (milliseconds), while RAM access times are around 50-100 ns (nanoseconds), making RAM thousands of times faster.

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